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Chamilia for Valentine’s Day!
Are you looking for a unique, made from the heart type of Valentine’s Day gift? Well you should check out the romance beads from Chamilia. You can design your own Chamilia bead bracelet to express your love for your special valentine. There are so many beads designs to choose from to create the perfect gift to express your love and to reflect the type of relationship the two of you share. There are many designs of hearts , love, pink and red colored beads to mix and match to make the perfect valentine bracelet or necklace that she can enjoy all year long. Another creative idea would be get the initial beads of both of you with a heart in the middle or spell out the word “Love”. There are so many creative ways to show your special valentine how much you care with Chamilia beads. REEDS Jewelers now has Chamilia beads on sale!
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no responses - Posted 01.23.12
This year's Superbowl features a match-up between two cities that have a long history of aggressively competing against each other in sporting events, Boston and New York. Even before the the Sox sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1919, resulting in the "Curse of the Bambino", the two cities ...continue
no responses - Posted 12.26.11
Many of us start out the New Year by proclaiming our intent to stick to some resolution that will make us a better person in some way. At first, we're highly determined, even eager, to adhere to the promise we made to ourselves. We're confident that by the end of ...continue
no responses - Posted 09.06.11
Charm bracelets are not what they used to be. Yesterday's charm bracelets were formed from solid metal links, generally silver or gold, and consisted of a series of charms in a matching metal that were permanently soldered onto a chain link bracelet. The charms were selected either with a central ...continue
no responses - Posted 08.01.11
Nature is well represented in jewelry. An abundance of flowers, birds, animals, and insects can all be found stylized, etched, embossed, and engraved in rings, bracelets, pendants and charms. One of the most popular creatures represented in jewelry is the dragonfly. The reason why is that dragonflies are intriguing and ...continue
no responses - Posted 03.14.11
It's March Madness and time to break out the jewelry that lets everyone know exactly who your team is. This year's field of 68 includes a large list of perennial powerhouses and fan favorites. Fans of the Kansas Jayhawks, the Ohio State Buckeyes, The Duke Blue Devils, and the Pittsburgh ...continue
no responses - Posted 03.07.11
Saint Patrick's Day is a fun, cheerful day that brings out the Irish in each of us, irregardless of whether or not our heritage actually arose from bonnie Ireland. Everybody loves a good-hearted celebration. When we think of symbols for Saint Patrick's Day, we inevitably think Leprechauns and Shamrocks and ...continue
no responses - Posted 01.14.11
As Martin Luther King Day approaches, we think about the "harmony of man" that Mr. King dreamed and preached about. To me, "harmony of man" is exemplified by the word, "Peace". The 60's was an era defined by the Civil Rights movement, anti-war protests, nuclear disarmament and the Peace Sign ...continue
no responses - Posted 11.29.10
There are a few family members on my holiday shopping list for whom I have a difficult time choosing an appropriate gift. I don't know what size clothing will fit them. If they have a hobby or interest, I don't know what they already own. I don't know what books ...continue
no responses - Posted 09.17.10
One of my favorite types of jewelry is the locket. The history behind the type of jewelry is intriguing. Lockets have been around for hundreds of years and started out simply as a method of storage. People would use lockets to store valuables that they wanted with them at all ...continue
no responses - Posted 08.16.10
We're all happy to celebrate it, but I've never actually taken the time to look up the meaning behind the Labor Day holiday. After a little research, I discovered that the holiday was first celebrated in New York in 1882. The creator of the holiday is debated, and ...continue






